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The final four teams are set now, the Dodgers and Brewers in the NLCS, the Guardians and Rays in the ALCS. Both series have their quirks about them, the NLCS being a matchup of heavyweights, the ALCS being somewhat one…

Ethan Witte of The Good Phight discusses the remaining playoff field and predicts a World Series matchup between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Tampa Bay Rays. With the final four teams established, the postseason features the Los Angeles Dodgers facing the Brewers in the NLCS, while the Cleveland Guardians take on the Rays in the ALCS.
Witte views Milwaukee as the most complete team remaining among the contenders. However, the writer also suggests the Dodgers could potentially overcome them and go on to win the Fall Classic against whichever American League opponent advances.
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